On a lot of Capitol Hill blocks, a 1950s bungalow sits between two new semi-detached infills. The old houses are getting replaced one by one, and the new ones are mostly split into two homes. That's a lot of moving in and out on a small piece of ground between Confederation Park and 16 Avenue.
Junk removal in Capitol Hill works the same as anywhere we go. Book and pay online, put it out by 8 am on Tuesday or Friday, and get a photo by text when it's gone.
Where to leave it in Capitol Hill
Most lots back onto a lane. With the infills, each side usually has its own garage or parking pad off that lane, so leave things next to yours, not your neighbour's.
Fourplexes and small walk-ups often have a shared parking area out back. Keep items to your own stall and off the path to the bins.
Street parking out front is tight close to SAIT and North Hill. The lane is almost always easier for us.
Set it out the morning of pickup, not the night before.
What people get rid of in Capitol Hill
A big share of Capitol Hill is rented, a lot of it by students. Add owners moving into new infills, and the curb sees:
- Mattresses and bed frames at the end of a lease
- Flat-pack shelving that won't survive another move
- Small appliances, microwaves and old TVs
- Packaging and leftover trim from a new build
Junk pickup pricing in Capitol Hill
Curbside pickups start at $69. You pay the same as any other community on our routes, with no travel fee. We don't go upstairs, so it needs to be down and outside first. Get your price.
Nearby
The same truck covers Banff Trail, Mount Pleasant, Rosemont and Collingwood.